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When Can The Baseball Writers For The Hall Of Fame Consider Cheating Through Ped Use, Or Not?, Wes R. Porter, Dan Dressman
When Can The Baseball Writers For The Hall Of Fame Consider Cheating Through Ped Use, Or Not?, Wes R. Porter, Dan Dressman
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When the 2013 MLB Hall of Fame Ballot was released this past November, the heated discussion began about which controversial candidates, if any at all, would be inducted into Cooperstown (HOF). while isolated athletes have come up in previous years, this year represents a first real tension between the modern ear of baseball - the "steroid era" - and traditional standards for admission into the Hall. The 537 baseball writers are, and should be, entrusted to weigh cheating and use of PEDs against the HOF's criteria of "character," "sportsmanship" and "upholding the integrity of the game." These writers each will …
Fourth Annual Chief Justice Ronald M. George Distinguished Lecture: Lbgt Issues In The Judiciary, Lisa Lomba
Fourth Annual Chief Justice Ronald M. George Distinguished Lecture: Lbgt Issues In The Judiciary, Lisa Lomba
Ronald M. George Distinguished Lecture Series
Program for the Fourth Annual Chief Justice Ronald M. George Distinguished Lecture.
California Women's Veterans: Responses To The 2011 Survey, California Research Bureau
California Women's Veterans: Responses To The 2011 Survey, California Research Bureau
California Agencies
Requested by the California Commission on the Status of Women and the California Department of Veterans Affairs.
White Paper: Interagency Council On Veterans February 22-23, 2012, California Research Bureau
White Paper: Interagency Council On Veterans February 22-23, 2012, California Research Bureau
California Agencies
Governor Edmund G. Brown created the Interagency Council on Veterans (ICV) to improve how veterans’ services are coordinated across local, state and federal governments. To that end, the California Department of Veterans Affairs (CalVet) brought together governmental organizations in December 2011 and nongovernmental organizations in January 2012 to help CalVet do some preliminary planning for the ICV. In February 2012, CalVet Secretary Peter Gravett and Labor and Workforce Development Secretary Marty Morgenstern convened the inaugural conference of the ICV to discuss – among other topics – veterans’ service needs, gaps in veterans’ services, and obstacles to meeting veterans’ needs, as …
Resolving Arbitrability, Jon H. Sylvester
Lifting As We Climb: Black History Diversity Month Symposium, Deborah Broyles
Lifting As We Climb: Black History Diversity Month Symposium, Deborah Broyles
The Jesse Carter Distinguished Lecture Series
No abstract provided.
Court Of Appeals Dynamics In The Aftermath Of A Supreme Court Ruling, Stephen L. Wasby
Court Of Appeals Dynamics In The Aftermath Of A Supreme Court Ruling, Stephen L. Wasby
Golden Gate University Law Review
This Article provides an examination of such complex dynamic interaction in the aftermath of the key 1973 border-search case of Almeida-Sanchez v. United States. In that aftermath, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit, where that case originated, had to cope with a mix of fast-developing Fourth Amendment law and the uncertain law of retroactivity as well as the effects in the many recently decided or pending appeals stemming from searches of varying intrusiveness at or near the border, at fixed checkpoints, whether permanent or temporary at a given location, or by roving patrols. The resulting question of …
The Most Common Path To A Public Interest Career Is Also The Least Discussed, Leeor Neta
The Most Common Path To A Public Interest Career Is Also The Least Discussed, Leeor Neta
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There are ultimately three avenues to a public interest legal career. The first is a postgraduate fellowship with a public interest organization. The second is a judicial clerkship; clerkships demonstrate a commitment to public service that can attract public interest employers. While these paths to a public interest career are certainly desirable, it is probably fair to say that most future public interest lawyers pursue a third avenue: taking whatever comes, maintaining a long-term perspective, and doing one’s best to exemplify a commitment to public interest in the meantime.